Description
May Cottage is a charming, terraced Grade II Listed period cottage, with accommodation arranged over two floors. Dating from 1760, the property is constructed of brick under a slate and clay tiled roof and has been refurbished by the current owner. This quaint property offers a wealth of interesting features, including a wood burning stove and exposed beams and timbers and an open plan layout.
The kitchen has been recently stylishly refurbished, with a range of wall and floor based units with oak work surfaces and incorporating an oven and built-in fridge, dishwasher and freezer. Tiled floor. There is ample space for dining, and bi-fold doors to the rear, leading directly onto the enclosed and private courtyard garden. The main reception room is split level with a cast iron wood burning stove and exposed ceiling beams. Open stairs rise to the first floor with a landing, leading to a master bedroom with a high ceiling and exposed timbers, with an outlook to the front of the property. There are 2 further bedrooms and a period style fitted bathroom, with a claw-footed bath and a walk-in shower unit.
Outside
The property has a parking space to the front, with wooden double doors leading to the integral garage and a spacious forecourt area, with picket fencing to either side. The main garden lies to the rear and is a paved and gravelled area, bordered by various mature shrubs. A delightful and low maintenance area for outside entertaining. A wooden summer house sits to the rear left and the oil tank to the right, concealed by fencing. The garage has plumbing for a washing machine.
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